Great photo, Downeast! Hard to say exactly what they are, but if I had to guess, I would say both are some kind of coyote-hybrid. I know a gal, a naturalist, who runs sheep in Wyoming, as well as being a writer and photographer, and she wrote a book called "When Man Becomes Prey," about predator attacks on humans. It's an excellent book and a fascinating read, but her theory is that if you see a predator--any kind, from coyote to polar bear--you have a problem. I'm not talking about a glimpse of animal running away from you, or seeing one through your binoculars while you're out hunting, but if you see one around your house or one that doesn't run away when you're out hiking, that sort of thing, because it means that animal has lost its natural fear of man, and the next step after that is to see what you taste like. In the community in the next valley over from where I live, a bunch of retired city folks put out food and water to attract animals and think it's cute. (It's also illegal, but, hey, liberals don't pay attention to laws they don't like.) The predictable result has been more bear and mountain lion-human encounters. Several dogs have been killed, and multiple people have had encounters, some scary, but no humans killed--yet.